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Agencies shouldn't flout the law
As one who has advocated for social justice, I hear rumblings from GovGuam employees that "activists" are held in disdain. At worst, they are routinely ignored. All 15 senators of the 25th Guam Legislature introduced a bill regarding Sunshine Reform
Updated: 03/12/2011 01:22P
Andrei Sannikov has a new lawyer
We remind that the previous lawyer of Andrei Sannikov, Pavel Sapelka, was deprived of the licence of the Justice Ministry of Belarus. And now the political prisoner is to be defended by the lawyer Maryna Kavaleuskaya from the legal advice bureau of
Updated: 03/12/2011 01:22P
Saturday State News Briefs: Manawa teachers suspended for incident with gun barrel
Incumbent Supreme Court Justice David Prosser says some of his opponents' supporters want him off the court to prevent him from backing Republican plan for reapportioning legislative and congressional districts. At Thursday night's debate sponsored by
Updated: 03/12/2011 01:19P
Woodbury postal credit union employee sentenced in mail fraud case
A Woodbury Postal Credit Union employee was sentenced today to 15 months in prison on federal mail fraud charges that he scammed a computer parts manufacturer out of $388000. WOODBURY, Minn. - A Woodbury Postal Credit Union employee was sentenced today
Updated: 03/12/2011 01:19P
Quincy officer to be fired for alleged misconduct
The officer has also filed a $3 million tort claim alleging city and police officials denied him two promotions, denied him due process rights and interfered with his employment at Quincy Valley Medical Center. Ackerman continued, stating Doyle's
Updated: 03/12/2011 01:18P
New ruling for Jordan Brown sends his case back to county court
The only way a child or teenager may receive relief from this is if a judge rules to decertify their case, allowing the legal process to take place in the juvenile justice system instead of the adult system. Jordan Brown was 11 years old when he was
Updated: 03/12/2011 01:13P
Axl Rose's Guitar Hero Lawsuit Heading To Trial
A judge in Los Angeles has given Guns N' Roses frontman Axl Rose permission to move forward with his lawsuit against the manufacturers of the popular Guitar Hero video game series. The singer filed a $20 million lawsuit against bosses at Activision
Updated: 03/12/2011 01:12P
Kenyans are caught up in a father's fight to save son
As the post-election violence raged on in early 2008, it was the president's PNU brigade that first started the talk of genocide and threatening to take its fight for justice to the International Criminal Court. There was no need.
Updated: 03/12/2011 01:12P
Justice Preparing New Material, 'Civilization' Due 2011?
and accompanying Facebook page, hints at a new record - 'Civilization' - due some time this year. French agency Surface To Air are claiming the artwork shown in the video is indeed artwork for Justice - claiming it's the cover art for a new single.
Updated: 03/12/2011 01:09P
GOP budget plan continues march through the House with just minor tweaks
On Saturday, the House moved the corrections, justice and natural resource agency budgets with just minor tweaks. In a big change for a day earlier where there were tense arguments over steep social service cuts, Democrats and Republicans had little to
Updated: 03/12/2011 01:07P
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